The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-26

medal and Livingstone the second
prize.
vi Association Third Class Match.
Open to all members Of the Association
who have never made a record exceeding g.,
per cent. at any regular meeting Of the III. X.
a. first prize, a silver medal; Second prize.
woveni cartridge belt and one hundred cart
ridges, presented by c. II. Nicoll, Esq. Con
dtions same as in Match No. S.
C. Livingstone, al; J. J. Willisms,
59j E. Mclnerny, SO; L. Hustace, 80;
Capt Lorenzen, 81; Boardmau, 90; A.
c. Smith, z8; L. G. Schumann, AZ; l.
l.. Torbert, zo Livingstone wen the
FIRST prize and Williams the second.
VII. Consolation Match.
-Four cash prizes, namely, 70, Is, 10 and 10
per cent. Of the net receipts. Conditions:
Open to all marksmcn who have never made a
record exceeding 10 per cent. at any meeting
Of the II. X. A.. rounds, {; distance, 200
yardsi any military rifles under the rules.
Entrance fee, 50 cents. Entries unlimited.
F. Hustace, II; c. Livingstone, IS.
/ Will FlSlOl MatCn.
First prize, one Smith & Wesson ,S-calibre
nickel-plaled revolver Conditions. Open to
all; rounds, 10; distance 100 feet. Entrance
fee, 90 cents. Entries unlimited.
W. Unger, "a; Lieut. Symonds, 30;
T. McDermott, "A; w. c. King, a.;
]. w. Pratt, 3S; c. j. Wilson, 81; ].
b. Gibson, 7S; i. ID. Woke, 70; G.
Nicoll, 50; ]. Rothwell, 81. The
prize was awarded to Mr.. Unger.
TX. The Ashford Medal.
Valued At $500. Conditions Of the match;
Open to all members Of the Honolulu Rifles;
to become the property Of the marksman win
ming It three times at regular meetings Of the
II. r. A.
Distances. 400, 400 and 500 yards; 10
rounds at each range. Any military rifle I'M
der the rules; limited 10 one entry for each
competitor Entrance fec, $I.oo.
]. Rothwell-soo, AZ; 400, as; 500,
a.; total, IsS.
w. Unger-2oo, a.; 400, 90; 500,
80; total, i76.
]. w. Pratt-aoo, IS; 400, 40; 500,
10; total, ft5.
w. G. King--aoo, 10; 400, A.; 500
| 80; total, III.
c. w. Ashford--aoo, SO; 400, 80
500, 40; total, Io4.
The medal was won by ] Rothwell
who was in good form throughout thu
day.
X Honolulu Rifles Second Class Match
Open to all members Of the Honolulu Rife
who have not beaten SO per cent at any meet
ing Of the II. X. A. OF Of the Honolulu Rifles
Distance 400 yards; rounds, 10; limited L
one entry for each person. Entrance fec 8
cts. First prize Springfield rifle, presented
by {. w. Ashford.
ne. G. Schumann, SO; c. Liv
ingston, IS; ]. l.. Torbert, 80
Ia. Robertson, 81; l.. Mclnerny
40; L. o. White, as; L. G. Bruins, az
| f. ID. Wicke, 27; ID. A. Hanly, 40; ]
B. Gibson, az; w. c. Wilder, 20; II
Wright, IS; b. II. Norton, IL; c. I
Wilder, 6.
The first prize was awarded t
Mr.. Schumann.
XXI. Honolulu Rifles Third Class Match
Open to all members Of the Honolulu Rife
who have not beaten 6S per cent Al any rec
ular meeting Of the II. X. a. or OF The Hone
lulu Rifles.
Distance 400 yards. Limited 70 one enir
for each person. Entrance fee 50 eenrs. I'm
, prize, Springfield rifle, presented by C. W
Ashford.
! L. o. White, 90; A. Schumann, 81
II. c. Bruins, 80; +. G. Schumann, g
c +. ID. Wicke, 80; J. b. Gibson, 20; "
3 Whigham, as; b. II. Norton, 90; l
A. Hanly, IS; II. Wright an C. !
Wilder, 10.
The first prize was awarded to Whit
lyOTUIP NATIVE MASS MEETING.